Gain an extra nugget of knowledge about finance with these audio snippets produced by the CPF. This podcast debunks CPF retirement myths, answers common questions like where CPF monies go to, offers tips on financial planning and features interviews with industry experts. Take a listen here.

Surprise! Challenge has launched its very own podcast on Spotify. The channel aims to take a deep dive into Singapore’s Public Service as it scores interviews with public officers of various disciplines. Catch the first episodes two public service career coaches and Chief HR Officer, Low Peck Kem, as well as an episode featuring Rovik Robert as he unpacks his passion for social good and the role he plays at the Economic Development Board.

Hosted by GovTech employees (“GovTechies”), this podcast will fill you in on technology trends and how new digital services are infused into the organisation’s projects. Even if you’re not a tech junkie, TechAway breaks down complicated subjects like blockchain into layman’s terms, making it an easy listening experience.

If you’re an English teacher or interested in how languages are learned, ELIS’s podcast is made for you. These bite-sized discourses (around 5 to 10 minutes) focus on pedagogy with topics ranging from questioning techniques, metacognition and multiliteracies. Browse through their 15 episodes and see what newfound strategies you can apply in the classroom or at home.

At the Moving Art podcast, each episode opens with a cheerful jingle before delving into themes of film, music, theatre and dance. The mini-series explores topics on the rise of modern documentaries, cinematography of horror films, adult animation and the works of Hayao Miyazaki, an internationally acclaimed animator.

Join Radio DDC and let art librarians take you on a narrative journey into Singapore’s musical landscape. This four-part podcast by the National Library invites a special guest on every episode, unveiling knowledge on Singapore’s musical history that we might’ve missed out in school.

The “CB Steady” series was initiated during the 2020 circuit breaker to connect with and to encourage Singaporeans in times of uncertainty. It stars local celebrity Benjamin Heng who engages in cheery monologues about the circuit breaker happenings. Although that phase is over, Heng’s light-hearted use of Mandarin, Singlish and Hokkien in every episode of this audio diary is still worth listening to – especially with the seniors in our lives.